Exclusive: 'FlashForward' shuts down production

FF definitely has its flaws (Joseph and The Amazing Wrinkled Brow of Angst, its unbearably slow pace, the constant dropping of plot lines, I could go on all day), but at the same time, it also has done some interesting toying with the fated-or-free concept, and some of the characters are actually pretty well-developed and compelling; honestly, Demetri Noh/John Cho’s ability to out-act pretty much everyone else on the show is my primary reason for watching. I feel like FF can go one of two ways: downhill, meaning that it gets more and more convoluted, slow-paced, and bogged down with too many characters and arcs, or it will tighten up the plots, put the focus on the more interesting characters (cough*NOT MARK AND HIS FURROWED FOREHEAD OF WOE*cough), and in general Grow the Beard if you’d pardon the TVTropes parlance. Personally, I’m hoping for the latter.

I really enjoy this show and especially Joseph Fiennes, though the production trouble has me a little worried. However, I’m having lots of trouble getting into V. I mainly watched for Joel Gretsch (I’m sorry, I keep trying to like Elizabeth Mitchell and I’m sure she’s a lovely person, but I can’t seem to care that much about the characters she’s played), and much as I like Joel’s part – the dilemma of the priest’s position – I’m not sure it’s enough to come back to next spring. – I wish ABC had kept Eastwick.

2 words Christine Woods…that is the reason i watch the show..

The pilot was good, but I’ve found it hard to get past the subpar acting and the way each episode ends in a ridiculous twist that isn’t touched on in the next episode.

Oh,no! What I will do without Jack Davenport on my screen?

I like FF. I mean Charlie and Penny from Lost are on it, so that’s awesome. Fiennes’ overacting is annoying at times, how did he get into all those Oscar nominated films??